Lasan Indian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar

In Their Own Words

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“I enjoyed the food & service but the place was a bit overpriced.”

“The menu offers a wide selection of dishes, so there’s plenty to choose from.”

“Ordered a Lamb Roganjosh and it tasted like a watered down standard lamb curry.”

About Lasan Indian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar

Fine dining with a French-inflected touch is rare in Birmingham's Indian restaurant scene, and Lasan's split-level room — bare wood, neutral tones, and what one regular describes as a colonial country-club baroque feel — sets the tone before the food arrives. The tasting menu is the reason most people book: portions are serious enough that finishing it is an achievement, and the kitchen's range across chicken, beef, scallops and lamb dishes draws the kind of praise usually reserved for somewhere much harder to get into. The Old Fashioned made with Indian single malt is worth ordering at the bar while you wait for your table. Arusha, Prajna and Rajan are names that keep appearing in recent write-ups — staff who adjust dishes mid-meal for dietary preferences and turn the aircon down when asked.

Lasan Indian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar earns its romantic reputation through both atmosphere and a serious wines and cocktails — the kind of place where a dinner for two tends to extend well past dessert.

In the last 90 days, Lasan Indian Restaurant & Cocktail Bar has drawn 52 substantial written reviews (50+ characters of genuine feedback) — recent momentum that is one of the signals behind its place on the hot list.

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